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    Watch this 7-year-old Batman save a Texas city from the clutches of treacherous villains

    Watch out, Maryland's Batman — there's a tiny Caped Crusader from Arlington, Texas who could give you a run for your money. The 7-year-old Batman named Kye not only foiled Joker's plans to rob a bank, but also prevented The Riddler from blowing up a car near the city hall. He even caught a common purse snatcher in between battling super villains, because one does get tired of dealing with baddies in costumes.

    Kye, a leukemia patient, asked nonprofit organization A Wish With Wings for the chance to don the cowl and be a superhero for a day. In cooperation with the Arlington city government, the nonprofit granted his wish with great gusto, hiring actors to play the part of the villains and cameramen to record every second of the event, which you can check out in the video above. Kye was also given a key to the city, which is the perfect end to his thrilling day of handing out vigilante justice.

    Daily Caller via Geekosystem

    This article was written by Mariella Moon and originally appeared on Tecca

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